Latino Music
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Great choices and Hector Lavoe has no equal. My father used to blast his music when I was little and it always takes me back hearing him.
to the promising young songstressMy grandmother was born in Havana and looked a lot like Celia so
Not really classic Latin music but I always like the Orishas
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me70lm8_67M"]Orishas a lo cubano. "CUBA" - YouTube[/ame]
Cuba
Not really classic Latin music but I always like the Orishas
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me70lm8_67M"]Orishas a lo cubano. "CUBA" - YouTube[/ame]
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porque
Boricua Guerrero
I dont really like their newer music but this song is great
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The War Report
NewNewYork
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEswoM7nqmM[/ame]
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTq3A9GePhw[/ame]
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAFhhFH9rRc[/ame]
bytches would lose their mind to this shyt.
@Carolina Slim you Latino?
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTq3A9GePhw[/ame]
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAFhhFH9rRc[/ame]
bytches would lose their mind to this shyt.
@Carolina Slim you Latino?
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Carolina Slim
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@Carolina Slim you Latino?
Nah, my good nikka, black as they come. Growing up, my mans was Puerto Rican, and I used to be in his house all the time. We lived in the same building, so his moms would often ask my moms if I could roll with them places. She would cook and have a nikka stay for dinner. She didn't speak English too well at the time, so she was like "if he's gonna be coming around and hanging out, he's gonna have to learn Spanish." She told his pops, his sisters and him, to only speak to me in Spanish. The radio was always on Spanish, and the TV was always on Univision or Telemundo. So I just kinda picked it up. I'm forever grateful to her for that. I dropped by with my wife and kids last year when I went up top, I still feel a sense of gratitude to her for holding me down as a youngin. I was so nice language wise that my wife, who is Puerto Rican, thought I was Dominican when she met me. I dig that old skool Salsa like Hector Lavoe, Tito Rojas, Frankie Ruiz
, among others.
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The War Report
NewNewYork
Nah, my good nikka, black as they come. Growing up, my mans was Puerto Rican, and I used to be in his house all the time. We lived in the same building, so his moms would often ask my moms if I could roll with them places. She would cook and have a nikka stay for dinner. She didn't speak English too well at the time, so she was like "if he's gonna be coming around and hanging out, he's gonna have to learn Spanish." She told his pops, his sisters and him, to only speak to me in Spanish. The radio was always on Spanish, and the TV was always on Univision or Telemundo. So I just kinda picked it up. I'm forever grateful to her for that. I dropped by with my wife and kids last year when I went up top, I still feel a sense of gratitude to her for holding me down as a youngin. I was so nice language wise that my wife, who is Puerto Rican, thought I was Dominican when she met me. I dig that old skool Salsa like Hector Lavoe, Tito Rojas, Frankie Ruiz
porque
Boricua Guerrero
I read that at first as you being bi growing up and now being straightNah, my good nikka, black as they come. Growing up, my mans was Puerto Rican, and I used to be in his house all the time. We lived in the same building, so his moms would often ask my moms if I could roll with them places. She would cook and have a nikka stay for dinner. She didn't speak English too well at the time, so she was like "if he's gonna be coming around and hanging out, he's gonna have to learn Spanish." She told his pops, his sisters and him, to only speak to me in Spanish. The radio was always on Spanish, and the TV was always on Univision or Telemundo. So I just kinda picked it up. I'm forever grateful to her for that. I dropped by with my wife and kids last year when I went up top, I still feel a sense of gratitude to her for holding me down as a youngin. I was so nice language wise that my wife, who is Puerto Rican, thought I was Dominican when she met me. I dig that old skool Salsa like Hector Lavoe, Tito Rojas, Frankie Ruiz
Nah, my good nikka, black as they come. Growing up, my mans was Puerto Rican, and I used to be in his house all the time. We lived in the same building, so his moms would often ask my moms if I could roll with them places. She would cook and have a nikka stay for dinner. She didn't speak English too well at the time, so she was like "if he's gonna be coming around and hanging out, he's gonna have to learn Spanish." She told his pops, his sisters and him, to only speak to me in Spanish. The radio was always on Spanish, and the TV was always on Univision or Telemundo. So I just kinda picked it up. I'm forever grateful to her for that. I dropped by with my wife and kids last year when I went up top, I still feel a sense of gratitude to her for holding me down as a youngin. I was so nice language wise that my wife, who is Puerto Rican, thought I was Dominican when she met me. I dig that old skool Salsa like Hector Lavoe, Tito Rojas, Frankie Ruiz
Carolina Flaco.
Sounds similar to me to be honest.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKmV6oskXk0[/ame]
love this song
love this song
Dope song for my favorite city in the world, notice all the black folk
SÃO SALVADOR GAL COSTA.HD - YouTube
Yo this joint sounds so calming.
Sh1t got me feeling like
Yo this joint sounds so calming.
Sh1t got me feeling like
Imagine it on a beach with the sun going down, a cool breeze coming in, and a beautiful brown skin female chilling with you.....that was what I used to call Sunday
